y2jake215certified Flat Birther theoristthe Last Good Boy onlineRegistered Userregular
Doing things by myself is a 50/50 proposition for me. Sometimes I feel better even if I don't really enjoy myself, because I went and did something
Sometimes I get there and feel really really alone
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There is a "zoo" nearby that is nothing but big cats.
I've never been.
Once in college they brought a "baby" tiger (180 pound baby) down for a program and the guy in charge was a real jerk to everybody so I've kind of avoided that place.
There used to be a feed store in town that kept a full grown tiger in the back and a couple of iguanas and shit like that but the guy got busted for having a bunch of exotic animals at his home and lost all his licenses.
“I was quick when I came in here, I’m twice as quick now”
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
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thatassemblyguyJanitor of Technical Debt.Registered Userregular
Nothing* makes me happier than having to wake up in five hours to go to the airport.
*Everything
Keep on that hussle.
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thatassemblyguyJanitor of Technical Debt.Registered Userregular
No Man's Sky decieded to crash on me while I had a exosuit filled with gold. This game must really not want me to leave my starting planet with 10 million units.
It's very interesting / troubling to me from an ethics standard.
Like there is plenty of outright black space that pretty much everyone would identify as 'genetic disease' and we would be better off getting rid of it if possible.
But it pretty quickly gets into grey territory, especially when it comes to cognitive function. I mean, if we're going to be tweaking the dials for how kids develop, no doubt people are going to start asking why we don't just turn the dial a certain way for certain things.
yep. at first i struggled but then i learned it p good, despite not really knowing what i was actually doing to these matrices or what they represented. a lot of times i can learn how to do something mathematical or physics-y without actually understanding it, which is great for school, but not, like, life
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yep. at first i struggled but then i learned it p good. a lot of times i can learn how to do something mathematical or physics-y without actually understanding it, which is great for school, but not, like, life
It wasn't fun.
I enjoyed Calc I and Calc II because I felt they had applicable functions in the real world. Physics was a lot of fun, once you get how the formula stacking goes.
yep. at first i struggled but then i learned it p good, despite not really knowing what i was actually doing to these matrices or what they represented. a lot of times i can learn how to do something mathematical or physics-y without actually understanding it, which is great for school, but not, like, life
(I'm fine with a useless, shallow understanding if you want to help me pass integral calculus beginning a week from tomorrow :4)
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Tell me, you six foot behemoth
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
This unrealistic standard of gengar beauty
arch is my baseline
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but i also kind of am like why, who cares, i'd be alone, this doesn't sound fun
*scratch chin*
CRISPR is an immensely exciting prospect for me, because it has the serious potential to be a real solution for genetic diseases:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAhjPd4uNFY
Also amusement parks and build-a-bear.
Which sucks because those are all places I might like to go.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
I blame Chris Hansen.
Big cats are always worth it.
genetic disease such as hypoposthumanism.
Sometimes I get there and feel really really alone
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
I've never been.
Once in college they brought a "baby" tiger (180 pound baby) down for a program and the guy in charge was a real jerk to everybody so I've kind of avoided that place.
There used to be a feed store in town that kept a full grown tiger in the back and a couple of iguanas and shit like that but the guy got busted for having a bunch of exotic animals at his home and lost all his licenses.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
Keep on that hussle.
It's very interesting / troubling to me from an ethics standard.
Like there is plenty of outright black space that pretty much everyone would identify as 'genetic disease' and we would be better off getting rid of it if possible.
But it pretty quickly gets into grey territory, especially when it comes to cognitive function. I mean, if we're going to be tweaking the dials for how kids develop, no doubt people are going to start asking why we don't just turn the dial a certain way for certain things.
At least he's still smiling tho.
It's almost without a doubt that when I go back into science, this is what I'll be working with.
North West launches new onesie line
Apple Paltrow shocks the fashion world with the "babykini"
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
was milk a bad choice?
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
Yep I have degrees in Biology and Psychology and once was a bioinformatician, believe it or not
i wonder who has the most surprising education/career vs. how they seem on the forums
i feel like I'm a lil bit surprising, as i am a buffoon
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jake what do you do
i work in radiation safety
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I dunno if me talking about what I do/have done/am educated in would surprise anyone.
It's p mundane.
Except for getting free HBO using military hardware. That was p cool.
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Did you have to do linear/matrix algebra?
I hit the math wall on that class.
Or I had a horrible teacher...
yep. at first i struggled but then i learned it p good, despite not really knowing what i was actually doing to these matrices or what they represented. a lot of times i can learn how to do something mathematical or physics-y without actually understanding it, which is great for school, but not, like, life
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
Holy shit Pixar went PKD on Disney critters
It wasn't fun.
I enjoyed Calc I and Calc II because I felt they had applicable functions in the real world. Physics was a lot of fun, once you get how the formula stacking goes.
Linear/Matrix Algebra was a fucking nightmare.
(I'm fine with a useless, shallow understanding if you want to help me pass integral calculus beginning a week from tomorrow :4)